Montessori History Question Charts spark exploration & research, guiding children in learning about civilizations through engaging, organized questions.
Materials Spotlight: The History Question Charts

Montessori History Question Charts spark exploration & research, guiding children in learning about civilizations through engaging, organized questions.
As adults, our relationship with work is rather complicated. We pay others who have more expertise, more time, or more willingness to do work that we don’t know or want to do. We invent machines to work for us. We often aim for expediency and efficiency. We value our non-working time, like vacations, personal time, […]
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Elizabeth Heller promotes mindfulness for kids through breathing, movement, & journals, enhancing emotional & physical wellness & family connection.
Mindfulness helps parents stay present, fostering emotional regulation & confidence in children, aligning with Montessori values.
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Montessori fosters creativity and imagination through real-world exploration, encouraging self-generated pretend play over adult-imposed fantasy.
Montessori assessment avoids traditional tests, focusing on authentic tasks and formative feedback for holistic student growth and self-directed learning.